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SAP Crystal Reports for Visual Studio (SP29) runtime merge modules (32-bit), no IDE integration.SAP Crystal Reports for Visual Studio (SP29) Click-Once.SAP Crystal Reports for Visual Studio (SP29) runtime engine for.SAP Crystal Reports for Visual Studio (SP29) installation package for Microsoft Visual Studio IDE.Please could you explain what each is for, and why it might be needed? nharris on How to generate a ConfigurationFile.The download page for Crystal Reports for Visual Studio has links for the various software below.Ryan on How to generate a ConfigurationFile.ini for SQL Express.WAYNE on QuickBooks unattended installation.michael on Change RemoteApp program location without republishing.Ryan on Change RemoteApp program location without republishing.Here’s a bonus! – I hard a hard time locating a download page for the runtime, but I found it here. If not, we should at least have a work around. Maybe the next verison of the Crystal runtime will have shorter paths…. The underlying issue here is that installation path is too long when you sequence it. And it did! Now the application is able to run reports without error. It only saved 18 characters, but it might just do the trick…. This changed the installation directory to: C:\Program Files (x86)\1\Crystal Reports for. The one I wanted was this:Īfter confirming the same parameter worked with the runtime installer, I set installdir to – C:\Program Files (x86)\1\ I couldn’t find any install parameters for the runtime, but found ones for full-blown Crystal. I was curious if I could fix this issue without creating an MST. The OP of that issue was able to resolve it by creating an MST to shorten the file and registry paths. NET Framework 4.0\Common\SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 4.0\win32_x86

NET Framework 4.0\Common\Crystal Reports 2011\crystalreportviewersĬ:\Program Files (x86)\SAP BusinessObjects\Crystal Reports for. I checked out the installation path for the Crystal runtime and it sure has some long paths!Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\SAP BusinessObjects\Crystal Reports for. Which in turn ‘broke’ crystal integration with the application. It appears Microsoft fixed some issues with buffering in the updated Service Pack. I found a similar issue on the TechNet forums where an application that used Crystal runtime 13 worked properly in App-V 5.0 RTM, but not with SP2+. It complained about a particular GUID and not being able to locate some DLLs. The application worked properly when natively installed on a machine, but thew errors when it was virtualized with App-V 5. I recently ran into an issue sequencing an application that uses the Crystal Reports runtime 13.